Ainslie Contemplates Next Move
His dream of winning the America’s Cup for Great Britain scuttled, Ben Ainslie takes aim at his fourth Olympic gold medal.
His dream of winning the America’s Cup for Great Britain scuttled, Ben Ainslie takes aim at his fourth Olympic gold medal.
SW‘s coverage of the class’s first-ever North American event includes videos, photos, and race reports.
The final event of the 2010 RC 44 Championship Tour is also the class’s first ever U.S. event. Follow the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum. Photos by Nico Martinez / RC44 Class
The Melges 32 is all it’s cracked up to be: fast, fun, and extremely challenging.
Rod Jabin’s Ramrod team took this Florida event for the second year in a row.
Photos by 2010 JOY | International Melges 32 Class Association
The Pacific Garbage Patch is just nasty; here are a few ways we can clean up the mess.
A good first impression can mean the difference between having a “cup of coffee” with a dream program, and latching on for the long haul.
Could this be the same sport? One summer day found the author immersed in two very different facets of sailing. “Gaining Bearing” from our November/December 2010
Fredrick Tham’s Team Tham edged out Tim Shuwalow’s Sweden Racing to win this buoy-racing contest off Stockholm, Sweden.
Fredrick Tham’s Team Tham edged out Tim Shuwalow’s Sweden Racing to win the buoy-racing contest off Stockholm, Sweden.
Ben Ainslie won this event in Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia, which also served as the 2010 ISAF Match Racing World Championship.
His dream of winning the America’s Cup for Great Britain scuttled, Ben Ainslie takes aim at his fourth Olympic gold medal.
SW‘s coverage of the class’s first-ever North American event includes videos, photos, and race reports.
The final event of the 2010 RC 44 Championship Tour is also the class’s first ever U.S. event. Follow the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum. Photos by Nico Martinez / RC44 Class
The Melges 32 is all it’s cracked up to be: fast, fun, and extremely challenging.
Rod Jabin’s Ramrod team took this Florida event for the second year in a row.
Photos by 2010 JOY | International Melges 32 Class Association
The Pacific Garbage Patch is just nasty; here are a few ways we can clean up the mess.
A good first impression can mean the difference between having a “cup of coffee” with a dream program, and latching on for the long haul.
Could this be the same sport? One summer day found the author immersed in two very different facets of sailing. “Gaining Bearing” from our November/December 2010
Fredrick Tham’s Team Tham edged out Tim Shuwalow’s Sweden Racing to win this buoy-racing contest off Stockholm, Sweden.
Fredrick Tham’s Team Tham edged out Tim Shuwalow’s Sweden Racing to win the buoy-racing contest off Stockholm, Sweden.
Ben Ainslie won this event in Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia, which also served as the 2010 ISAF Match Racing World Championship.
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